Rental Services
Natus Phototherapy Lamps
The neoBlue Natus dissipative family incorporates a blue LED light source, especially for the treatment of neonatal jaundice, each of our equipment delivers intensive phototherapy as defined by the American Academy of Pediatric s.
We have the following models:
- NeoBLUE Pedestal Phototherapy: Versatile light box with wheeled stand, ideal for use with radiant heat incubators and cradles.
- NeoBLUE Blanket Phototherapy: Ideal for home treatment, it is placed under the baby to deliver phototherapy through the mattress with a blue LED light source and fiber optics.
NeoBlue con Pedestal
- Provides two intensities> 15 and> 30 mW / cm2 / nm using blue light.
- Large treatment area that covers the baby from head to toe.
- Adjustable in horizontal, vertical and inclined
in a wide range of angles. - Can be used with or without roll stand.
- Hours of Use Counter.
- 50,000 hour durability test, reducing the need for costly replacements
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NeoBlue Blanket
Provides intensity> 30 mW / cm2 / nm using blue light.
It allows intensive phototherapy in a soft and flexible design with an LED light source and a fiber optic mattress.
Promotes the bond between the parents and the baby and allows the baby to be swaddled during treatment.
Its portable and lightweight design allows it to be transported to different places, it easily adapts to cribs, bassinets, radiant warmers and incubators.
20,000 hour LED durability test, reducing the need for costly bulb replacement.
NeoBlue Mini
Small and compact, it includes an adjustable arm for pole mounting, facilitating attachment to radiant heaters. Can also be used with open incubators and cribs.
- Provides intensity> 30 mW / cm2 / nm using blue light.
- Facilitates use in multiple patient care settings and environments.
- Its portable and lightweight design allows it to be transported to different places, it easily adapts to radiant cribs or incubators.
- Hours of Use Counter.
- 20,000 hour durability test, reducing the need to replace expensive bulbs.